Hungary Culture and Sights

The most imposing structure on the Pest side of the Danube bank is the giant neo-Gothic parliamentary complex. It is considered an outstanding achievement of Budapest architecture and is one of the la...

A walkable terrace on the bank of the Danube river. "The Bastion takes its name from the guild of fishermen which was responsible for defending this stretch of the city walls in the Middle Ages."

A pearl of the neo. The magnificent building in the Renaissance style, built 1875-84, is the work of the architect Miklos Ybl who is also responsible for planning the entire Andrássy Street, where the o...

Impressing the center of the city of Szeged. The neo-Romanesque Votivkirche (Fogadalmi templom, construction period from 1913 to 1930) at the Cathedral Square is the landmark of the city. Their dimensio...

Budapest’s glorious boulevard, begun in 1872, has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2002. Villas, mansions and important cultural institutions such as the state opera line its majestic course. Gl...

One of the emblems of the Hungarian capital, the Chain Bridge was Budapest’s first permanent bridge across the Danube. Today it provides the shortest connection between Castle Hill and the shopping st...

The architectural gem of the beautiful around puszta city Kecskemét. A pearl of the Hungarian Art Nouveau is the Kecskemét Town Hall (Városháza) with its glazed roof tiles and the facade and the majolik...

The largest Calvinist church in Hungary - Debrecen. The church, with 61 meter high towers, also stands for a great hour of Hungary: Here dethroned the Reichstag on 14 April 1849, the Habsburgs and the c...

Dom and Domplatz together a magnificent Baroque Ensemble. The medieval cathedral was built during the wars of religion destroyed. The new baroque Erzbistumskirche arose in the years 1735-54. The interio...